walgreen (Fuji) film

[Thunderhawk]

Well, I ran out of Kodak film when I was in Pico Rivera last, so I bought some Walgreen (Fuji) film. I just got the prints back. I`m surprized at how good this film is. I hated Fuji film when I used it the last time 20 years ago.
I`m switching to it.... It`s that good...Well to my eye any way.

Walgreen (Fuji) Iso 200

I`m only posting these shots here in the film forum. All these shots are at the Days Inn in Pico Rivera CA.

#1 shutter speed 180. f4.5. tripod. uv filter. zoom set at 180mm macro. 7:45 am
#2 30 second exp. f16. tripod. uv filter. kit lens set to 35mm.
#3 shutter speed 125. f6.5. hand held.uv filter. zoom set to 90mm. 12:15 pm.
#4 shutter speed 125. f5.6. handheld. uv filter. zoom set to 85mm. 2:15 pm.
#5 shutter speed 180. f5.6. tripod. uv filter. kit lens set to 75mm. 8:40 am.
#6 shutterspeed 90. f4. tripod. uv and cp filters.zoom set to 70mm. 10:55 am.

PS. There was no post prosesing done to these shots.

[Jazzi Photo]

Hi! Yes, Fuji improved a great deal in the early 90's when the Super G line came out. I was working in a mini lab at the time and with the first roll of that emulsion, I saw outstanding results. I pretty much switched to the Super G, later Superia, for protrait work on people of color or bright costumes.

Cheers,
Jazzy

[kentax]

beautifuls hots!

[sean_buerger]

I'm a big fan of Fujifilm these days. If you can get your hands on REALA it's sure worth a try (100ASA). Very good stuff!

Sean.

[yendikeno]

I don't use film much anymore, but always was a big fan of Fulji film, from Reala to Velvia.